TOEFL CBT BOOK PART 13

11.B: appealing enough. The correct order is adjective + enough. The word appealis a noun. (The book is appealing enough. The book has enough appeal.)12 .A: hour three. The order is adjective-noun + noun (three-hour deposition).Word FormWord form questions test your ability to recogniz[r]

C. source.D. money.27.The author describes a coin’s popularityas involving all the following exceptA. grade.B. how well the artist created thework.C. the depiction on the coin.D. the coin’s material.GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGEFor more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at www.tailieud[r]

wisdom teeth pull.6.The committee has met and__________.A. have approve the budgetB. budget was approvedC. its approval of the budgetD. approved the budget7.Hardly the plane had landed whenAdam realized that he had left the filethat he needed at his office.Structure SectionTime: 20 Minutes25 Questio[r]

Other Phrases Indicating Cause and EffectSentences that show cause to the left of the verb and effect to the right of theverb contain verbs such as the following: cause, lead to, result in, produce,and contribute to.Smoking causes cancer.Driving a car in salt water or on a salty street can result in[r]

An indirect command is a sentence in which one person reports that another person has given acommand. The verb appears in the infinitive instead of the simple form.Jill asked Robert to close the door.Maria asked Mike not to turn off the light.Practice ExerciseTo work through the following exercise,[r]

70Part III: Detailed Review of Items TestedABDCABCDACDBABCDDCBAFor more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at www.tailieuduhoc.orgAnswers and Explanations for Structure Quiz 11.B: with its. Has is not correct because the clause between commas is a dependentclause and simpl[r]

Structure SectionTime: 20 Minutes25 QuestionsDirections: This section measures your ability to recognize language appropriate for standardwritten English. One type of question consists of incomplete sentences, with a blank showingwhere information is to be filled in. Choose the word or phrase that m[r]

What do the speakers imply aboutCeline Dion?A. They do not care for her music.B. She is going to take some time off.C. Her husband is a singer too.D. They think she should give moreconcerts.14 .What does the man mean?A. He is sorry that they upgraded thesoftware because it caused anotherproblem.B. H[r]

The government has argued that this company is a monopoly and must be di-vided into two separate companies. The documents it has filed also suggest arestriction against the founders’ owning stock in more than one.In this example, even though the antecedent is in a prior sentence, it’s clear thatthe[r]

13 .B. Ubiquitous means “omni-present” or “existing everywhere.”14. C. The word stagnant means stale, “out-of-date,” or “not changing.” This passagestates that the bar code concept is still being changed.15 .D. The passage indicates that the bar code has been used in various ways sincethe ’70[r]

9.The word they in the second sentence ofparagraph two refers toA. salamander embryos.B. young.C. forms of algae.D. sunlight.10 .Which of the following does the authorimply in the first two sentences ofparagraph two?A. The life forms in the pool live inwater their entire lives.B. Some of the life fo[r]

then you need to use the relative pronoun whom.Just as the complement form of a pronoun always appears after a preposition, sodoes whom.The officers are tired.The woman is talking to the officers. object of prepositionThe officers to whom the woman is talking are tired.80Part III: Detailed Re[r]

280Part IV: Putting It All Together: Practice Tests23.The author implies that the newprocedureA. can be performed at any hospital.B. is performed only at hospitalscontaining the required equipmentand certified doctors.C. is performed by certified doctorsbut requires no special equipment.D. is[r]

have a name with the suffix of adinosaur.C. It is surprising that the fossilizedheart was discovered.D. It should have been realized longago that dinosaurs were warm-blooded.262Part IV: Putting It All Together: Practice TestsFor more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at w[r]

of cloud seeding before?A. No, it is totally new to him.B. Yes, he heard of it some years ago.C. Yes, he just read an article about itrecently for the first time.D. Yes, he has studied it extensively atthe university.Ice crystalDropletIce nucleus(or silver iodide)Plane drops silveriodide flaresSnowf[r]

On television or on the radio means a show or transmission sent via televi-sion or radio.She heard about the accident on the radio.■On the telephone means the transmittal of a call by telephone.The teenagers seem to be constantly on the telephone.■On the whole means “in general.”On the whole, the sp[r]

actually make purchases online.A. are hesitantB. hesitatingC. hesitationD. being hesitant10 .Attorneys who practice in the area ofpersonal injury generally spendingconsiderably more money onadvertising in telephone books and ontelevision than other types of attorneys.11.Earlier in the year, the rese[r]

300Part IV: Putting It All Together: Practice TestsPassage 3Lightning has been a mystery since earlytimes. People of ancient civilizations be-lieved angry gods threw lightning bolts fromthe sky. Nobody understood that lightningresulted from electricity until Ben Franklinflew a kite with a key[r]

uncertain. A modal is an auxiliary, so it is never used with another auxiliary verb.An auxiliary is simply a helping word, which is used along with a main verb.Other auxiliaries include forms of be, have, or do. A modal is an unusual type ofword in that it indicates a condition or an unknown situati[r]

Reduced Relative Clause: Dana, an excellent student, has won a scholarship.Appositive: An excellent student, Dana has won a scholarship.90Part III: Detailed Review of Items TestedFor more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at www.tailieuduhoc.orgRelative Clause: The Univer[r]